Laws Flashcards

1
Q

Inverse square law

A

Beam intensity is inversely proportionate to the distance from a source point

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2
Q

15 percent law increase

A

If your increase your KVP by 15% your exposure doubles

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3
Q

Maintenance for 15 percent rules

A

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4
Q

Reciprocity law

A

Same mAs from different MA and time
Example:
3mA • 2s= 6mAs
2mA • 3s= 6MAs

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5
Q

Window level

A

changes in brightness

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6
Q

15percent rules decrease

A

If you decrease your KVP by 15percent your expose rate is halved

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7
Q

Maintenance law

A

If you increase your KVP by 15 percent your exposure is halved

If you decrease your KVP by 15percent your expose is doubled

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8
Q

Window width

A

Controls the financial range on the monitor

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9
Q

High density

A

Lower your mas

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10
Q

Low density

A

Higher your mas

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11
Q

Photoelectric effect

A

Total absorption (gives you contrast)

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12
Q
High contrast (60kvp)
Contrast 
Scale
Shades of gray 
KVP
A

High contrast
Short scale
Few shades of gray
Low KVP

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13
Q
Low contrast (100kvp)
KVP 
Shades of gray 
Scale 
Frequency 
Wavelength
A

Low contrast
Longer scale
More shades of gray
High KVP

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14
Q

H and d log 3 other names

A

Sensitometric

D log e

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15
Q

Primary

A

Photons from source point

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16
Q

Secondary

A

Scatter

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17
Q

Remnant

A

Photons from patient to IR

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18
Q

30% rule

A

30% change in mas is required for viable change in density

19
Q

4-12%

A

4 to 12 percent in KVP is required for visible change in contrast

20
Q

What relationships does mAs have with density

A

Directly proportionate

21
Q

Increase in mAs has what affect on contrast

A

Negligible

22
Q

Increase KVP has what affect on contrast

A

Goes down (more scatter)

23
Q

Increasing source to image distance has what affect on contrast

A

Negligible

24
Q

Increasing object to image distance has what affect on contrast

A

Increase less scatter

25
If I increase my grid what affect will that have on contrast
Increase (less scatter)
26
If I increase my collimation what affect will that have on contrast
Go up (less scatter)
27
Focal spot for both density and contrast are
Negligible
28
If I increase my filtration what will happen to my contrast
Decrease (more scatter)
29
If i increase my Part thickness my contrast will
Go down ( more scatter)
30
Increasing my Atomic # will have what affect on contrast
Increase ( adjacent densities)
31
Increasing Additive pathology will have what affect on contrast
Decrease ( more scatter )
32
If I increase my distructive pathology my contrast will
Increase adjacent densities
33
Increasing Radiopake and radiolucent will affect contrast how
Increase
34
The controlling factor for radiographic contrast is
KVP
35
The digital processing that produces changes I. The range of brightness, so it also is appropriate to use when controlling image contrast. What’s is this called
Window width
36
Two photographic factors allow detail to be seen
Density and contrast
37
An h & d curve demonstrating a steep curve represents image with
High contrast | Think steep curve
38
How’s does the use of filtration affect contrast
Low contrast
39
High energy radiation will result in
Long scale | Low contrast
40
Which of the following will occur if exposure time is increased
Density will increase
41
Which of the following factors will affect Radiographic density
Distance filtration anotomic size
42
Considering reciprocity law which of the following will occur if exposure time is decreased
Mas will increase
43
Which of the following affect radiographic density
(All)average atomic number Thickness of anotomic part Disease processes that decrease tissue density